The inView system is being tested or deployed by manufacturers, logistics companies and retailers, through systems integrators, to track the locations of UHF RFID-tagged items in real time.
Muzze provides hardware and a mobile app that make it easy for museums large and small to offer digital content based on a museumgoer’s location.
Strapping sensors to our wrists and embedding them in factories have more parallels than you might think.
The story highlights the advance metrics that Zebra’s solution provides, but never actually calls it what it is.
The facility is intended to provide Wal-Mart executives and other employees with access to Tyco technology as they plan upgrades to existing store EAS and RFID systems.
Golf fans at a recent championship event were able to know the locations of players within close range.
Radio frequency identification technology has been slow to catch on, but it’s a better investment than chasing the mythical unicorn.
Online Trust Alliance seeks feedback on IoT framework; consumer demand for wearables softens while Apple gains market share; Autodesk plants seeds for its IoT business with SeeControl; DoorBird rings new markets.
Farbo Uniforms is developing garment-tracking solutions based on a novel passive UHF RFID tag with an antenna made of metalized thread sewn into a garment.
Infosys is leading the group’s latest testbed project, for which it is creating a repeatable approach to tracking (and improving) asset efficiency in industrial applications.